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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27
the GOLD BELT RAILWAY.


II viii Doubtless be Constructed BY
Next Fall.
Some weeks since, il will be remem-
bered, . meeting Of HALEY business
men was held at Riloy & Mallory's Of
Zoe, to meet Professor Churchill, .
gentleman Of New York City who
has had considerable experience in
railroad building. AT the meeting the
proposed Gold Belt Railway was dis.
cussed, and Professor Churchill OK.
pressed it ~ his conviction that the
proposed railway would DO . very re-
munerative investment. A day or
two later be left for the East, after
making arrangements with Messrs. J.
NJ. Burkert aud w. T. Riley to have
estimates Of cost secured. also pre-
liminary survey made, right of way
engaged, etc., promising to 60 At
once aud submit tho scheme to New
York capitalists.
On the 18th instant he wrote W. T.
Riley from New York informing him
that al the money required was prom.
ised by = syndicate of well-kuown
capitalists, and urging him to hasten
the preliminary arrangements above
indicated.
In the meantime, however. Messrs
Strahorn, Burkett and Riley had
through the 6rst-named gentleman
laid the matter before General Man
sger Galloway, Of tho Union Pacific
system, and obtained from that gen
tleman = promise that he would either
advise bis company to build tho road
or materially assist another compan!
in doing 60.
A few days ago Mr.. Blackwell, con
fdential agent of Mr.. Galloway, 40
cordingly came to HALEY and oou
suited with several Of our leading cit
liens on the subject. He also rode
out along the line of the proposed
railway as far a. he could conven
iently get; and gathered all the facts
estimates and general information
bearing upon the case which he coult
obtain. Yesterday he left for Omaha
hut before leaving he expressed him
self very favorably to the new road
saying that he was convinced that i
would pay we'll.
Thus tho matter stands. Il is prob
able that the next move will be mad
by the Union Pacific surveyors, VIII
will come as soon As the snow 10 Of
the ground. They will doubtless b.
followed by a construction train; an
by next fall, at the latest, the Col
Belt Railway will be an sccomplishe
fact
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27

That viii Appear In HALEY Theater
at IN Early Date.
To TIE EDITOR OF Tue TIMHs:-
A Combination Variety Troupe has
just been organised in HALEY, which
comprises . number of we'll known
amateurs, and is preparing to give an
entertainment at an early day. Fol.
lowing 10 list of the members aud
their speoialties:
Sam. Allen-Geucra Manager.
Erv. Johnson-Advance Agent.
w. q. Watt-The Thin Man.
F. G. Bradley-Night-H erder.
T. w. Buszo-The Wise Man.
J. K. Morrill-The Handsome Man.
H. StevensoH-Corset Man.
Geo. Garbutt-Silent Man.
L. Price-Cardiff Giant.
| G. J. Selwyn-Fst Man.
H. Bews-Tapeworm Man.
Jos. Burkett-Chaplain.
E. b. True-OH- Bearer Of the Dead
Mans. Observation-Disclosures.
Art. Smith-Deep Basso.
Tom Bell-Soup de Ia Soup.
Joe Rupert-Awful Funny Man.
w. T. Riley--Arch Contractor o.
Railroads.
Will. Havens-Diamond Expert.
Genl. Roberts-Heavy Salary NJ an
E. B. Lemmon-Young. Man. Who
Plays-the-Piauo.
Will. Niohols-The Much. Engaged
Young Man.
T. e. Picotte-Pressman.
J. H. Beatty-Peoplss Champion
Phil. Regan-The Troupe Politi
oian.
| A. Kiesel-Sausage Man.
Jim Black-The White Man.
Ed. Coffn-The Fascinating Man
Frank Taylor-The Deer Crsel
Dude.
Homer Pound-The Ounce Man.
| N1aHr. HHRDRR.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27

"HACKMETACK," q lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price IS and 80
cents. For sale at Tracv's
THAT HACKING COUGH can
be 90 quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure
We guarantee it. For sale at Traoy'a
A NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edv. Price so cts. For sale at Tracy's
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27
For the wooD RrvRn TnEs
zoe On Segregation.

The writer. having Al hour TO spare.
Went TO prison. to spend IL there,
And succeeded in having an Interview
With Convict Number 2o2.
What's in q nam&9 A number viii Do.
Ts represent him, and his story too.
And his reasons for fsvoring segresasion-
Defined by Webster ~ separation.
This " NO name" man his case submits
To the brilliant array Of legal wits.
Who now are assembled in disYutatioA
On the absorbing question Of irrigation.
Bill Nys's old pard. Senior Al Stew,
Chips in - . ssgrsgator too;
But the namslsss convict differs with Bill.
And says Idaho now should be Idaho still.
For williams idea Of Segregation
Means nothing less than conascasi6n
OF . corner. cut from the Mountain Gen."
To shine in his Sage Brush" disdsm:
While the no.nams man with the Zebra stripes
Wants to sesregate from place he dislikss.
And save honest miners from footing his bill
With the money they earn By pounding drill
Retrenchnent's the aim Of 2o2;
He 10 also ambitious, - we'll - All Stew;
But his disease Is . foreign malaria.
And csntsrsd upon the throne Of Bulgaria.
Though not Dor, Bulger-s hard himself.
He belongs 70 the family Of old mother Guelph
A rspacious old dame. with strong tnclinstions
To take what she can from all other nations.
Now Europe's In trouble for the want Of . king
Russia, Austria and France are guarding;
England 10 always ready 70 Aght-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27
LOCAL JOTTIN0S.

Fine bar goods at Hendricks.
See those bob-sleighs at Coffin &
Co.'S.
Playing cards, % per gross, At Geo.
Krieg's. ..
See those elegant cutters at Coffin
4 Co.'s.
~- Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this office.
Get your Gem Roller Mill Flour at
the I. F. Co.'S store.
Hay and grain of every desert ption
At the Idaho Forwarding Company's
store.
A 6ne Key West cigar for III
cents, aud . good 5-oent cigar, at Geo.
Krieg's.
HLocation notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale ut the
TINES Office.
Lund & Anderson, tho tsiaors, have
moved to their 6ne now quarters in
Krieg's block.
Sec those "Brown's Patent" hobs
At Colin + Co.'S. They beat the
"Common Sense" all out.
A lot of stall-fed cattle and sheep,
of their own feeding, just received
from Fish Creek, by James & Har-
rington.
A team left HALEY, o-day, to break
the road to the Camp creek and Camaa
No. 2 mines and mills, which has
been closed since the last storm.
Elaine.
Elaine Coal Oil.
elaine Coal Oil 1t Coffin 4 Co.'S.
Elaine Coal Ol-the hest in Tx
world-at Coffin 4 Co.'S.
An ore-strike is reported in tn
Durango group, At Bullion. and Super
iRtendent Jenney went up today, II
company with Sam. Allen, to invest'
gate the report.
Fresh oysters, by the quart, pint, o
eaa; halibut, tripe, pigs feet, spices
herirgs, fresh Vermont maple sugar
fresh r.;sins-six pounds for s1-a
KEEPER 4 Hodgman's produce store
Captain Gunn's new mill will hav
only 10 clamps; but they will be of IS
pounds, with short drop, and reduc
rs tons of ore per day, which is 81
peeted to net At least $40 per ton.
Another "boom" 10 predicted
s. Censtosk mine shares The mia'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
Complaint, you have printed guar.
antee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalixer. 1t never fails to cure. fol
Sale at Tracy's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27

Thoroughly Enjoyable, but Not Flnsn-
clal Success.

Some Fifty couples attended the
ball for the benefit of the HALEY
school band, in this city, last evening.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyable,
but not financial success. The net
proceeds were only $l7.25.
The boys desire to return thanks to
Henry Schwartz, of this city, who
bought $40 worth of tickets after the
dance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27
Rave Yen Any Specimens to Spare

now AVW AuJ oRSVs.Voo ~ SRSs0s
J. M. Burkett, manager of MoCor-
nick & Co.'S bank, in this city, is get
ting up a cabinet of specimens OF ores
from the leading mines of this county
Tor exhibition in tho bank. All who
have nice specimens which they wish
investors to see should send them to
Mr.. Burkett
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27

Ayers Sarsaparilla is prescribed and
recommended by eminent physicians,
and is taken with perfect safety by
old and young. Its cleansing and
vitalizing effects are sure and speedy,
and it is universally conceded to be
the most effective of all blood purifiers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27

NEW TO-DAY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27
PHILADELPHIA
MINING and SMELLING CO.
Ketchum, idaho.
Pay the highest market rates, al kinds
LEAD, SILVER AND GOLD ORB5.
Smelling, Roasting, Samplng and Assay WORM
every particular ample capacity al
produced Wood River and vicinity Address either
l. l. LEWIS, H. j. HAIRLESS, Supt,
First National Bank Ketchum Ketchum, Idaho.
SheriH's Sale.

District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Idaho. In and for ths County Of
The Tahoms Gold and silver Mining COMPANY IL
Day Il Dse.mSs1. isss. sor he sum Of One Thsa
lars sins so). bsddss costs AID i.tsrss.. have
this day levied upon all the right title. claim,
and interest Or said Defendant In and 70 the fos
lowing described real estate, To- wit:
The Tahoma mine, consisting Of the frat west
extension Of 1000 feet and tho second west sxtsn.
sion Of 1000 feet BY 100 feet in width commencing
Also. the Potosi mine, Immediately north Of and
ousrtz eaieh ard running westerly 1900 fest BY 600
from the town Of Atlanta. in Iiddis Boise Mining
District. Alturss County, Idaho Territory. on the
west side Of Quart. Gulch. Aiso; the placer min.
mines. together with ali the buildings and al!
other improvements on said placer grounds, and
the w.ser.right known a. The Psdler Davis
deed 10 the attendant. dated November 2. 1881 and
recorded in Book Of Deeds. pages 81 and sl2
tory. Hise. mili:,ts :,tusts on he east side Of
Middle Boise River. about half . mile above tbs
Atlanta Gold and silver Mining compsny's mill
With al III The n.ehinsly therein. and ii saiidins'
on said mill.site and used In connection there
with. consisting Of once. blacksmith shop. mess
taking water out Of the Middle Boise River to tb,
said mill and used - > motive power to run tn
same.
Notice 10 hereby given that the eth day o
February, 1857 At 10 O'Clock !. Of said day. II
front Of the Courthouse door OF the County OF Al
| turas, I will sell. st public auction. for cash
lawfal money, In hand, 81; the right. title clsiu
and interest Of said defendant The Tshoma Coll
and silver Mining Company, Of, IN snA - tn
above described property. or 80 much thereof .
shall satisfy said Judgment, with interest AM
costs. 70 the highest and best bidder.
Dated the It'll day Of January. 1887.
| O. d. YUREY, shsfia
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-27
We Print

WeooinG AnVlCauOns.
And everything else eommonl,,
done in = printing Office. Call ane
see samples and learn prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
The Company Store SuIndIe.

l. Ta1 believed that the truck store
sys'rm had been well nigh PxIIrpsgr,i IN
th- CisaIi-.d portion OF the coal feds
OF PENNSYLVANIA, Int he abuse appears
- br az in Il IgTishihg in that l0caI ty
with AL I's original vrGOr. In discuss
ing this ~ i'!4juuus Sys en- Of Il ching Jfs-
waGrs Of hnurst labor the Record las
maintained that CDs OF rs worst fe4-
lures is its EHC0UrsCsmpu OF uCthr!ft
and imprOVii-ucp among wOrkihgm-u.
y striking pruOJ OF This WIS prps-n'ad
in vssi erday'S correspondence of the Re.
cord from the C.saI e "a region. A
score or InoTe % minsTs have been dis
charged In That region simply Tor the
reason that .hey drew their wages IN
cash aid expended the TnonEY WhrFe
they pleased. BY their providence.
-hTift and economy they he'd made hem
selves :udrVeHd-nt OF the truck store
systsm. An example go dangerous TO
The company store could noE ba over
looked. and these thrifty miners were
discharged that their places might be
flied rv impaired lahorsTP.
In spite ug the hJaz n infcui'ies Of The
system he imUud-n; pref euse has been
st no THAI The cOmp,ny store. which
cnmrc's lahnrrTs 20 lake their wages ir
truck It exc ssive prices. nrntGc:s Them
a2aiUs' themselves. II they should re-
GIVE their pay IN cash. it is argued,
some or ihrm might spend it for beer,
and hy ohli2ius them 20 take truck for
labor fe srorrksrp'r acts as sort uf
protec'OT and providence. l. IS to ha
observed that the uprrgfOTs who have
established this Infamous system are IN
the last man violent and Socifernus adj
y"ost~s OF Protection 20 American In.
Cus'Tv.
For he continuance Of this COMPANY
so ahuSe woTkjugmen have thr m selvt q
much to J''ams. \ bili was intraduc, d
~ hs iare session Of tha Legislature
winch provided FOR taxing all the ysrua
ont q: the avs IN. Bat at the i..stance
"' th- @"i EIugm-U'5 delegates at H4r.
T''hur" 'hs hill WIS 50 amended as 70
anrrd Governor B-aveT an opportunity
. 20 veto II. In It's original form thrs
msa&uTa M r-lv followed The prinrrpIe
OF the Law Of Congress which provided
Tor the taxing Of an issues of notes aTd
currency O'hsr han isSups Of national
/ banks and was clearly within the mower
| or the legislature. s. simple and eS
Z teciIvr II measure. however, did n nt suit
/ the lafOr delegates and they causad n
/ 10 " loaded dawu with absurd amend
ments. As a result the cnmnany store
I abuse rem .ins unchanged In the mines
: AID the many manufacturing ps'ss s:fsb-
ueuts OF Fenusylvania.-Ph Record.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
Rarnnm,s show Burned Out.

BRIpGEPoRr. CONH.. November 20.
the main building ul BaTnum & Bal
lry-s show. was entirely G-s' Tcyrd ny
ere this evening. About 10 so O'Clock
an alarm was sounded. quickly followed
by "A general alarm, ana thousands OF
people were drawn 20 the spot. In less
Than SO minutes the building, which
was 6O0x2g0 fees sad two stories IL
height, WAS entirely consumed. The
first iutimaliou pf he fire Was given oY
the roaring of .Ae lions ard tigers.
which SET med to realize the impending
danger. Next the elephants struggled
ia their chains hut in an Incredibly
short tine the flames swept from one
End OF the huge structure IO the Other.
There were SIX wal Gilman employed on
shs premises. but they were helpless tn
check LhF Il mrs. One ~ the men was
in he horse building when his lantern
exp'nced, igniJlig the hay ana straw
and five OF The va chnen have reported.
Sul one is missing. The upper portion
OF the building Was q lei with hay ana
al the parapheTnalia nf the great show.
3 fore the iTst alarm ceased snund-
ing. the whole building was envelopeC
IN ERE and no one dared 10 approach the
building, being fearful OF ths crhZ q
animals Three elephants were burned
up and So broke from ;he!r fasienings
aud dashrd through The sides OF the
burning building. Their Toars AMI
tTumptiD2S ana sounds uf torment were
terrific. Six elrphan S and large AtTi-
can EippopOtaGus rushed about the
streets presenting "a sickening appear
aucr. Their sides were burned and
great ri-c+s of fish a foot square fell
off. Thirty elephants AND one large
lion made their escape ana have star ed
of across the country toward Fairfield
and EastOr. Great alarm has s-iZ d Il
great many resiiFH's Of the West E"d
and they nave taken refuge within their
hOus-s wi. b windows t2TTed.
William Newman. tbs elephant tram
CT, is ont of town and the keepers were
not able, in the excitement, 20 hold the
frightened 8nima's. In the horse room
were all the lue animals. trained stall
lone, poniss e.c. These were all
buried. In the upper rooms were the
teuts. poles. harness. etc, for he entire
show, and these too were all DESTROYED.
In tina cat room were the birds. monkeys,
three ThinOceros, hvenas. tiger5, hans
and all The msnagerie. which fell prey
- the Il l.mes leap across the main build
ing that the fireman made TO attemp'
10 save II, hU. turned their streams
upon the chariot buildings and car
sheds. which they succeeded in saving
but the hsat was 50 intense that lhis
was accomplished with the creates.
difficulty.
Tne to,ai loss is estimated At S7OO-
600. upnn which there was but SlO0. OOl
insurance
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
The " nool.Hremlng Csuntrles.

IN snl,a of high wages and the in
crsEsr Ug value of isud in the UriTsd
5 a'es, there are TeasUns for thinking
that Ihe wool business Of this country
Is not ~ altogethsT . desperate s'ate.
l WOO! I'fy Is the great eS1 N Iha world
~ proportion 10 the number OF sheep,
and is only second IN actual amount 10
that OF one other country. This may
o. partly owing 10 climate. The lm-
proved UJst ds at sheep aud the greater
CARE bestowed upon them Ia he way OF
f-s ding aud shelter, however, probably
account for The principal part " the
fT-re1Je.
y comparison Of the figures represent
ing the q Cks ard cap OF ths vaTiUus
wool growing countries will not be with
out intertsJ 10 those engaged in the
business. Tne Argentine Republic
sands tirRr ~ number Of sheep with I5,- =
600 COO in 1855 and not less than 100. -
O0U 600 now. In wool clip. however. It
, is h'vd "n hs list, the clip for 1855 ha-
Z irg 2S3 O4T 600 pounds, 40 avrTsge OF :
: pounds TO the fleece. Australasia,
Comprising Australia aud New i slaud,
bad in 1851 7S SSS 10 shrtp. producing
a clip at i5J $40 coo pounds. or an
average fe-c- al 5. ! pounds. The Uu.
li'd Sa,es had in round numDrTs So
600 600 sheep in 1885, with clip OF
BOZ UJO UuO pounds. nr tTlns more than
SIX pounds 10 he leece.
The next hjghes- crnn was that oF
Russia. whose Il 5O9 9O7 shrep yielded
2J2 $50 600 pounds ur wool. the average
fleece h-iug > pounds. TIE average
tl-ecP in Great Britain WAS ! pounds {;
in France, 3 Is /; n Spain, 2 , UTugusv.
: !. while IN G-vm ny IL was hut Q
and in The l. IS Indies, including Persia
aud IGIEry, buE > pnuuds. These iE-
Urrs show that sheep raising has reached
The hiVh'esg state of perfection II the
Uuljed ) atss, aud that Australia comes
second in the list and Russia third
II II probable tnat the smaliness of
the clip IN proportion 10 the numher Of
sheep III the Argentine Republic, where
shesp raising e chief indus ~, is due
Bartly to the mild climate and partly TO
the immense i0cks scattered over large
, ranches the q crs of which ara not SO
perfectly srcuTTd IS iu the United 5 stes.
/ where the Il lcIs are smaller and handled
win greater care and economy. Thess
figures show also that he present IOS
price Or wool IS owing % the Immense
expansion q: the sheep industry which
his taken place in Australia and S,ulh
AmHric- within the pas: ten years
Phi!I. I iMcS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
Novel ImduSEFFs

While s:rol'ing thrru a the Sonth Main
Street Market one afternoon Trljtsae RS
porter was accoSaeG by the keeper OF q stand
With tn" rems k: Il Iok here BEAUTIES
amt they % Holding mp 70 view raS.n
box. he raped on the wire screen covering
the top. ana immediately was heard TIE
wrli kHOwn whirrjns n0isa made by the
California Tatt!esnaEps. Coilrd up IN the
box was mass OF snakes from thr-e to six
feet long, nearly firing the box. wyiggliag
ard gliding into apparently inpxtucab o
knots and constantly IN nation Tais was
explained to .he r-pUgteT a. new Industry
which some boys have st4it-d livIrg In the
Santa Monica Mountains The "Tattlrrs''
are caught by mcaus of sliy-no~- oi cord
and dumped In 2 tin box and when the
sport fails the tin h"x is covered and
brought into town. The m7lk.t man said
that there IS a falT comm -Tcial demand for
"rattlrTs" from the Chn-ae. who use the m
as medicine, and they readily command
from 30 cents to 81 each. The Chinese are
said 10 handle them with impunitv. and q
purchaser yesterday Thus. his hand into
the box and drew 9 large raJ:Iesuaka out
which he graSppd by The back Of tho head
with one maud aud pulled open the snak-'s
mouth with the Other hand aud examined
his teeth with all the shire wdneas OF horse
jockey in a horse trade. The market ir
snakes viii not probably be overstockrd if
the beauties" are al ss dangerous 10, k nE
and particularly if the trade has 10 be en-
cnuGaged by thu newspsp-T man turning
snake hunter Las Angeles Tribune
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

The negroes have been holding 9 camp
meeting more tha3 week near IIillsborouzh,
H., ard it hiss lately been largely attended.
Elder ia ackson, severity Years old, with a
great shock Of SNOW wLIta wool on his head,
Is the lpRdiGg and cOntrojitng spirit, and 10
him is due the conception and carrying out
OF the STAIR in which the great camp meet
ing cu'minated. TINS was the enactmrn
last week of sceLes Illustrating the biblical
parable of the DrodirGI son.
Last Sunday week was the time set for
the gilIrg Of the Tatted calf. Shortly after
. o'clo, the unconscious victim OF the sac
rihce WAS lea to the place OF execution. It
was sputtad calf aUuu. two munths old.
portly butcher, who had done much similsr
service, stood ready, sharpening a huge
butchers knife. TIE c0lorrd mrmherS OF
the mF citing cJnCrP gated on The grand stand
and couSoled The trembling victim by sing-
ing Fear Not, Trembling Oae, Il +, - and
while The singing progressed the butcher
tOnK his axe aud disLosed of the victim. am
in few moments the life blood was stream
ing out Oh the sacrificial alter. As the last
death thro-s OF the animal erased. the chief
start d up the tune Il VII Walk Through
bAit Nfabr VI A'4F tilFs ~ "N'Cl TIE pniLIg
butcher dec .pitated thu sacrifice aud made
It ready to serve its future use.
The mkt scene was enacted last Monday
We K ~h-n th4 proGiGai son Tsturn-d I.
was Witnessed by su Immense thrang of
people. white and black. i few minutes
before ; O'Clock blsst on an old plunlafigu
dinn-T EOrr warned the s~srn.blrd muffF-
tude that something was abuut 10 hauD-n
As The rchnes died away thr pTOCrs~i,u ,,f
soldiers IA maIcbed upon The raised platform
After the singing OF srvFral hyu..> Z d.f
Jackson aro-e and delivered a sermon or,
the pT"digal son. At the canciu-inn of ib-.
sermon 'vsral OF tue elders made. ulv-t,-r-
inu5 m"'i"nS with their hands. ~ II n,ckuu-
log tn some nn- F; hut tn prod igal son. con-
ctal-d behind 80 he Sh:ubb-ry IN some dis
iant q Id. had forgotten hIS cHa, and n WAS
not uniil The white haired Elder Jacksnu
seized the dinner horn and bI-w loud
lnu2 blast that the ebony hued prndigal ZEAL
lZ=d thai II Was time for INN tn app-sr
All ev-S were turned toward tn field
81 d. a. Eider Jackson ceased uluwIEg. tn
pTodlRal 'sss sren approaching IL ggnie a
ALI In fattrrs. lie pnact-C his TO = well
aud ten the fond and f-rbi- old father
rushed down from the rsisEd platform aud
ran To meet the prouISal the scene was tuDt-
tuHai.
Alter snrne sensational shouting and sing
Inc and praying the fatted calf, which han
oeen killed Sunday We K. aud TO t>ted Mon
day, Was s-Tvrd ont with greet hunks Of
bread, and the 600 peupl- present fraStrd
the returned prcdigai hcldiUg the post OF
honor.